Bryan McDonough Military Heroes Foundation

05/01/2026

‼️ Today is the day!! ‼️

⛳️ Registration for golfers opens at 9am TODAY - Friday, MAY 1st
🔗 www.americanheroesgolf.com - Registration accepted online only

🚨 IMPORTANT:The tournament fills up FAST - PLEASE REGISTER FOR WAITLIST if you see a “sold out” message - foursomes are released on a first come-first served basis from the waiting list. (Which happens EVERY YEAR )**The only way to get your name on the waiting list is to apply on the American Heroes Golf Registration webpage.

Details:
⛳️ 19th annual American Heroes Golf Classic - 18-holes of golf at Oak Glen GC
🗓️ 8.14.2026
⏰ Morning Scramble- 7:30am sh***un start
⏰ Afternoon Scramble - 1:00pm start

🇺🇸 SPONSORSHIPS & DONATIONS graciously accepted!
🇺🇸 Volunteers needed - register americanheroesgolf.com

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♥️ We are beyond grateful for the continued enthusiasm and support of this event and of the Military Heroes Foundation. THAK YOU to all who donate their time and resources to make this possible - hard to believe you’ve all made this possible for the 19th year….honoring the memory of Bryan McDonough and all veterans. THANK YOU!! 🙏🏼

04/27/2026

⛳️ The countdown is ON.

Registration for the 19th Annual American Heroes Golf Classic opens this Friday, May 1st at 9:00 AM! If you’ve been before, you already know… spots don’t last long.

This is more than a golf tournament. It’s a day to honor, remember, and give back - gather your crew for a meaningful way to spend a summer Friday and give back to those who serve.

If you’re planning to play, have your team ready and ONE member set to register 9am sharp.

👉 Head to the registration site Friday morning to claim your spot - check out everything you need to know and all ways to get involved at the link in our bio:
🔗 https://www.americanheroesgolf.com/

01/09/2026

Honoring SSG James Wosika Jr who gave his life on this day in 2007.

This was just over 5 weeks from the blast that killed Bryan and Corey. The immense loss felt by the men fighting alongside them can’t be put into words. We will never forget the sacrifice and ask that you keep the Wosika family in your thoughts.

Please take a moment today to remember Staff Sgt. James Wosika who was killed Jan. 9, 2007, in Fallujah, Iraq, while serving with the Minnesota National Guard’s 2nd Combined Arms Battalion, 136th Infantry.